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I. FET emp Coo TNS, side ba Bee Lo Ek shensn MEER ---- Fev Sm-- a perro mr Se ---------- --_ ees : re dr = wn THE DRYDEN OBSERVER accompanied by Ache g and } and: drinking habits, or by over- SPECIAL PRIZE Town of Dryden "0 Hi ANITE &M ARPLS 0 hardening of the walls of 'the | eating or unuereating. Tne per- E (0 MONUMENTS 0 Published every Friday at arteries, and, as a result, there|son who is over weight is throw- = The secretary of Dryden. Agri: oO ARO NOBLE. Dryden; Ontario. 'develops the condition known as|ing an extra load on his heart. cultural Society asks us to re- FOR SALE | * h hardening of 'the arteries. To prevent the heart and art- 0 Dryden, Ontario 0 Subscription rate $1.50 yearly. Elsie" B. Collison, "Publisher HEALTH SERVICE OF THE CANADIAN MEDICAL ASS'N The Heart. and Arteries The heart is: nts of 'the vital organs of the body. By: this we mean that when the: heart ceases to do its work. life:cannot con. tinue. The gradual wearingout of the heart and arteries is part of the process of growing. old. 'When the-heart or arteries, or hoth, show signs.of disease or of wearing out early in life, we find: an individual whois prematurely old. Normally, the arteries are elastic. The loss: cof elasticity. is DRY WOOD Tamarac, :per cord, Cash, delivered ... $7.00 First Class MiEH; | Fuel Woed, This change in the walls of the arteries may be due to a chronic poisoning of the body. The absorption of the poisons "§ from diseased teeth, tonsils, head sinuses or other parts simply .neans that the various tissues of the body are being poisoned. The heart and arteries show 'the effects of such poisoning, not by the incidence of any particular disease but by a premature wear- ing out' as.a result of the injury done to. them by poisons. Overstrain will almost surely leave some permanent damage. it is not only foolish but harm- ul to overstrain some organ of the body, and if the heart is called upon to do more than it is capable of doing, it is injured thereby. To stop short of over- strain, never to go on to exhaus tion, is a mafter of common- ense. Moderation in all thing: is sound advice to follow. This applies to play as well as to work, to eating as well as to drinking. I'he heart and arteries are . eries from wearing out early in life, it is necessary to keep the avoiding overstrain. Rest is just as important as exercise; both are needed to keep the body healthy. Diseased teeth, gums, tonsils, head sinuses, or other foci of infection must be properly treat- ed to prevent the poisoning which wears out the important parts of the body early in life. Growing pains in childhood and zhorea (St.Vitus' Dance) are signs of rheumatic infection, and should be placed under treat- ment without delay. They are properly treated, they often re- sult in heart disease. To these preventive measures add the periodic health examina- tion, and many cases of heart disease will he prevented av fewer of us will grow old pre- maturely. Questions concerning: Health, addressed to the Canadian Medi- cal Association, 184 College St., body fit, and to live moderately, | mind exhibitors of -the prize offered by: Judge Dowler and others from Kenora and. Kee- watin who visited the 1930 ann- nal Exhibition. This is a special prize of $10.00 for the best spring calf exhibited by pupils from schools having a school ex- hibit at the 1931 Fall Fair. Ex- hibition must personally look after and care for calf. 3 HBS L. BAUER Princess St., Dryden serious because if they are not a. Woeod Sawing Prompt Service -- CASH ANBLASON & HA: cS FUNCHAL o:REG URS DAY CR NIGHT CALLS PRCLIPTLY ATTENDED TO fence posts and other uses. J. E. Gibson, Clerk of the Town of Dryden Offers will be received by the undersigned for the purchase ! and removal of the electric light poles which have been discarded : by the Town. Poles are sound and suitable for Most of these mr are-------- on ia Fo] ------ EE Ge LIVERY AND DRAY |} PRGMPT SERVICE | AT ALL HOURS i f=] A. WEAVER, Dryden, Ontasio 0S )-€TI- OG GID) ER) G- : Winterbottom Lamber Yard : Builder Lumber Builders' (42) Contractor. Coz: upp' Evervthing For A Building Quality -- and -- =ervice part of the whole body. Disease 25 od bial i AONE per cord of another part, or the faulty Toronto, will. (he sauswenct- per- i Cash, delivered _.e--. . 86.00 functioning Be other organs sonally by letter. Day, 62°R'3 Night, 62 R 4 Ta Second Class Mixed, Fuel Wood, ser ¢ord Cash, delivered oem. Iplit Poplar," per cond Cash, delivered pe . 85.00. £5.00 throws a strain upon the 'heart and arteries. Keeping the whole body fit is the only way to maintain the fitness of its vari- ous parts. ts Vy Pass body shows the 0 iS) Phone * effect the digestiv / . . i 7 SWAN"SWANSON __ ary a "is gy oy -- | This 1S the last week y ou can SO EU fF ETT Our Stock of ! buy odd grocery lines at such \ § CHARLES SIMVER § A aR : 3 T Wi § Liosed Austins § | QUALITY SHOES J} low prices. We are clearing hr 44 Reasons y § Addr --Guries Sires: for men is worth i 'these out below cost. ' You Should Carry Your §Call or write for appointments} ' i | Inspection. Fire, Automobile Insurance with Canada's largest Fire Mutual © 1----Because our Policy ' gives Asolutely sure protection. 2 Because our Policy: gives as broad a covering as can be secured in Canada. _'3--Because we doit for less money, as we operate without a profit. The Wawanesa Fire LAGU ATICS Co L 0 L DRYDEN LODGE, Mo, 14 Biacts the Wiest ead Tir Wednesday of each month at eigh ipm, in the Town Hall Vinftin-: "brethren cordially invited. {1:0:0:F: DRYDEN LODGE No. 417,-meets in the Town Hall Dryden every Monday. evening at 8 p.m. A. McCALLUM, NG, F, WHITELEY, Rec. Sec. i GOLDEN 'STAR LODGE EXPERT SHOE HARNESS REPAIRS F. WILLARD {Progressive Shoe | Hospiin) AND iL DY: Az8. Winterbo om Saturdayisthe LAST DAY for these bargains. Sra SHES SEC SHES 5 ssw Monday, March 2nd, This store changes hands. Mr. E. A:F: & A: M:, No. i : RC i W. Stansfield will operate same t Meets in the Masonie all, Dryden ] > der ti WAWANESA, _ Manitoba Tt Rilo Tonas HE Sals Tot h FIRST - Machinerv I under the name of the ; J. L. SKILLEN ; Visitors Cordially Invited. CL ASS Workiransh i \ ™ URYDEN, Ontario' Local Agent F. 0 BAKER, W.M, 5 ~ Material ¥ H ME B A K ER Y MODERATE PRICES 'Done While You Wait" |! Jobs a Specialty \ CED (\ GEE) ERED (CED ) SEED (GER (OSE C-SI) BTS (J A. E. BERREY, See. We thank you for the patronage you have extended us and ask for a continuance of same with 1 . our successor Mr. Stansfield. n Full Line of: a rs : ~~ SHOE POLISH & . ; ° __ a y ! Winning Canada? "LACES J. 0. Gouch » Pro 'N Mail Orders Recieve ® 8 i 9 p to Six Cylin ders? Prompt Attention. } | Fr f= = ee ee ee a ee a) 7 OR more than two ycars it | is a better-perf ming car... P.O. Box 240 AA has been Chevrolet's dis- smoother, with am.c power, Dryden. Ont. L. Geni) ay 7 tHnetion io build the largest- AGS Gun. Cation bo handle. £6) GED OEE (EEE ED EE) ED GEE (I () EEE (EEE SD () SD () a selling six-cylinder car in ; y Give the Chevrolet Six a Canada, and in the world. g Fini i Ye ( day, Chevrolet offers motorists chance to win you! We will New Sa mples of LEAVY: Elias I a bigger and more beautiful be gad to demonstrate. Once Spring Suits and % YOUR ORDERS: FOR you eT this big er and. b: ~ Six, we are sure you 9 os ar will never be satisfied with less. car--at prices lower than ever. When you inspect the new Chevrolet Six you wiil find that it is a smarter car . with new bodies by Fisher, a longer wheelbase and deluxe wire wheels. It is a more com- ® fortable car, with roomier inte- 05 Tore and wider seats. And it Overcoats "STYLES ¢ the Well Dressed Man will Wear for Spring & Summer 1931 Potted Daffodiis and Tuiips Chevrolet's policy has always been one of service to the public... The GM AC plen of deferred payments offers the lowes: financing charges available . . . and the General Motors Owner Service Policy pledges lasting satisfaction. Wha CHOICE LINE OF- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables GRAPES. SINGLE breasted coats will pre- dominate and will also be a trifle = z shorter than formerly. Lapels will TED () CED CEE () CED OEE () ED () EE (GEE () GD (SED () GRE ED (GRD () ER ot be a shade longer. -- avs = om ee COATS should be cut full chested ORANGES I The Siandard Roadster - - 8610, with fairly high square shoulders iv \ 3s The lg and close fitting at waist, with LEMONS ! i Ganda Chu gw siabps Tg nt og the hips. BANANAS 28 - € naar ve» hg 5 1 M o Ym STS will be single breasted, n 1 | The Sport Coupe Coupes TC 480 with five buttons and no collar. GRAPEFRUIT v : The i By Roadster - 760 Tre double breasted model will } i 1 ne © not be much favored this season. CELERY ) EE Cree TOMATOLS os standard equipment at slig 'nn D . A ] ER FOV iy 0 Tors) 19 to 22 according to preference. * ore LETTUCKH : i 8 ¢ ed THE COACH TOPCOATS will have square CAULIFLOWER | and Trucks from $470 up. shoulders and full chest cffect, to- y ] gether with a more decided flare § Kte., Ete. | ox NEW CHE VR OLET SIX at bottom. ; cree owions : ; Rope shoulders on both sack i ) 8:24 sack coats and top coats will be bd GENER popular with the younger me, and ¥ : , regular shoulders for the more 2 4 : a C D d conservative, : ) 47 ; : . 8 Durance Bros. and Co. ryden r, pROUDFOOT, § C.James Wright, Phone 49 i : my 1 ! The Dryden Tailor, 5G 50-3 =A £7 0R Gly ER0 ON £ AEA .-SE0: OM